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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-08-20
GarObatfae Rabslbsrt8te.
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8ritiisI, 10. gluguf. - S6nig 9eOpolo
nno iammtlide nit Den Sngclegenls lsiteu oes
Congo Stuutes 6ertraute Decentralization
i4enieu Der SeuiatioRsoepeide SttrefiS Der
nH9ebl6en @rmorouug StaHleg's uidlt ben
gertngfteu @luubeH, uuo omar ihou aus6em
@runoe, neil fe ans Zanzibar tOmmt G2t
eerielbsn Gof, nelhe bic gIOrb sytadridt
bIodte, erbieIt SOulg 2eopslO aud bic III
id]rlft elHss ron StaRleg am Il. SUM an 6eH
8tfriits @ommiddr oeS @ougo StluteS
yelbriht in 2Cop0lODiue geri@leteH Srleit8.
SianIeg melbet IN bemlelben, OnB er am ges
nonntCu Sage Hnb,bs1igt on Der DtiiHouHg
oes Arumimi 6lufes in oen &OHgo siugetrui.
len ei, uHb 6anft ben SebGr6eu Oe5 Congo
StaGtes iiir ben ibm rudbrenb leiuer Sabrt
nui oEm Congo geIeIfetsu 8eiffaH0. 28ire
StaHlep ieit 4bieHouHg Oieies Briefes ermors
Oct mor6eu, 10 hattie Die 9tudridt oauou
lelbt uuf Dem fiirBefeu 2Sege, udmIjd iiber
ben Saugounlfas Gee, uidbt nor gSerflu5 Ger
nahfieH iiini Dionate, b. b. @noe giOBs~. nor
nod 3aHStbar 9elangeu tOnn"-,. ibon ana
sisiem 8ruuee ID ols "'.,,rouTo ana IoTIi,
knr Nuyhnua ,tt.Sr LtttVHHB Huo luu5"
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t4aFs (" menn Die yfubridt ibsr bic Congo,
".oute 9etommsH mdre, aIlein Dies 1T ebeH
mat Der Sal. Der General sBeDoumddtigte
Straud] in SriifeI bat fiir5li5 bonn SOuuer.
neur 9auieH 81 ct, Yaul Be gOaROa brei Ees
,tg.amrte empfaugen, berer eineB bonn 5.
Quguf, bic anbereH oom 8. Quguit oatirt
fuo. Ste entbaIteH uur Yleloungeu allge
meinen SubaIts. g8are Elm geriidt BON
Stnnlsps grmor6uEa mad ct. Baul De
GoGuca gebruugeu, 10 bate gouUerHeur
9uneu bsfeIbeu FderIih erpdbRt, pibrenO
in @irtiidleit CT StauIsg'S BARN nit ietuem
gQorte gebenft. Aues, mas man in ben Bic
fiaeH giireaur Der @OH9os8e9ierung in gr.
iaBruna briugsu iOnuts, if, baB StauIep BON
einsm 8beile ieiuer gsIOrte i'm Stide gelais
fen DOrben 81 ieiH i4tiut. Aebalibes gebt
end aus in 8ritiiel eiHgetrOfieuen Briult,
yindridtsH ber0or, cod bat man berauf fsiu
iOHoerliaes @epidt gelegt, 6a man ju
STANLEY bas GeruaueH bagt, baB Elm 70
sner9iitsr unO bsiounsuer IaHn, ME er,
ote 6aburd stna tntfebeHbeu SdmierigI5
ten bulO 81 iiberwiHoeH mi6eH per0e. Dies
III nm 10 mebr an3unebmeu, ba StauIep,
pie idon gsiteru erndbut, nod uuter'm 10.
Suni BON @ambugn an ben Sromidue1eu
beS arunimi aus gemelost bot, baB er uH6
ieine 8egIeiter DObIbebalteu bort ejugetrOffeH
ieien uuO fb Aue mObI befinbeu.
5aH8ibar, 10. Auguf.- Die Radritt
Gbtr BEN Sob Staulsp'S mir6 lest aud) bier
Ou9tmeiu fir cine grFnOuug geBalteu.
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Stutmf6aOett.

@rtenfielb, Raf., 10. GuauF. gin
beitrg5s 9euittsr, begIeitat BON gBiuO' uuO
8e9sHfiirmen, 3Og i6er bic bietge 9egeuo
bubiH. Die @eleiie Der p6jt6burg 8abu"
nurben bel Budlnno tbetImetie 3eritjrt uuo
etue giOtbbriide fortgeidwsmmt. Die 8abu,
un6 Selegrapbeu0srbiuOung ud6 oem Clten
if uursrbrOher. Bel See QeOqe, in Der Rdbe
BON Sbsnburu 6nus, hOben 9ammbriihe
ffattgefunbeu, uno uOu bier aus foHHteH Die
Sf5iige nidt ubgebeu. Sin abulites llHges
mttter SOg itbsr SpriusfslO, Wfaii., Oabiu.
8eridltebeue 6duier purosu bur9 8liBiblage
bSihGbi9t uno Der @straibebduOler 9eOrg +.
6uler pom 8liBe getrOfien, Obue ieOod ges
tdbrltd Derlegt 5u meroen.
Niucoln, ytsbr., 10. Quguf.- SteIe
@ebdu6e murben bier gshern ourb siHeu
e turn 3erf0rt ober ent6ad1t. Sin nod i'm
Ban bePrifisues 9rOBes Sdulbaus fitrjte eiH
unb begrub mehrere Arbsiter inter istueu
8riimmern. 8. S. canning, ioDie eiuUtauu,
Rumsn8 allan, bliebeH auf Der Stsue toot,
Snei Gnoere arbeiter puroeu t0otltt uuo pier
minber bebenllid uerlebt. 8. 8. Bstbereu's
gEobnuHg mur6e umgewebt, uHo 6rau yBe.
tbersl, iOpie ibre 8psi SiHoer erlitteH ibnere
&yrleburgeH. SngeIf0ruer BON eiuem 3ou
8urdmGfier fteleH mdbreno oes Sturmes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-08-20
aus Der SnnsesbamptffaSt.
Ser RtteaSIarnt in GUInraoo.-|isE 8sifret
uHO tptnIg gSOHe.

8aihinatoH, 3. g., 10. 4uguh. -
Dos Srieoso spartement bat 70 melt feine amt
Iid1eu Radrihten erbalteu, tpeIds einen uirt'
Iid5en 6rieq nit ben gSbite sRiuer. lltes Be-
fiirdlten laiieu, Otgleitb etH ioldler Rtieg in
gubetrad3t Der Stdrfe uno Der Gapferteit ie.
mes Stammes BON bepentIiden SOIsen ieiH
tpiirbe. Die eJae aus militdrliden Guellen
ffammenoe yfadrldt Hber bic 2Slrren IN 60
Ioratp eiug beuts bem 8eHeroluOlutauten in
Gefialt foIgeuber bonn 16. B. 30. batirtsu De-
beite bes 0laiurs Naaolett bonn 8. SAiantea
nj. Reeimeut, Seieblsbabers gu Sort 8Hs
dbeene .u: r,allen Seridten aus Colorado
nirb I0raiGltiae Autmeriiamtett geutOmet.
4m lebten Sonntlge ihidte Burns eiueH
gnaefellteu, gtamens Wc4uorens, in Be-
aleituua mebrerer lltes mad gteeter, nm 3u'
0er(Gifoe Iustunit iiber be oortige Sadla9e
al erbalteu. 4tS mir beute fritb Sare Depe'
ltbe anaiua, rift idl biniiber mad Ourd1y no
8urns bic Red1Huugen Der llacompa5greS re-
uihirte. gBGbren6 i'd bort mar, ltei iOlgeu'
Res Sdreiben bon RcNuOreDs elm: y8au.
ael,h, COL, Is. Auguh. - Su Den Blue
WOuntains uno in bteF9er 8e9eno III aaes
in Grbuung. Die gSeiBeH i9eineu gu glaus
ben, pus f9 bic 4ufebler in Der llm9ebIus
pon Weeier unnOtbiger Bsiie aHgligeu. S4
babe ytiemunbeH geiebeu, tuet4er @tmas
Eber bic SerbaltHifie in Reeter mei5r rper6e
isbOd beute RadmittaS ieIbt 0Ortbin abrsi'
ten. Die hisfgsH Saptaner eriu9eu Sic,
hen SnSiunern Sa llinta unO SuraB gu iasen,
fe iOlIteu teiue Au9t babeu. RdafenS mebr
BON Dieeter aus" Inter ben SuoiauerH auf
rtn agentureH berri9t bollfdnOi9e Rube,
unS bieieIbeH fub iGmmtlid gu 9auie. Der
uIte @OIOrOp bsfiu0et fid bsnt Gtrnebnen
nod uuf einen Sd9N3ust iii ben Bergen &s'
IorabO'8, unb ietn Sobu, Der luHSe SolsroD,
bsgIeitet 0icAnbrens. ."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-08-20

6OnIul gBtlar0 3u @nablmaS, WterIIo,
beridter, baB Grant O'8ueH, pelber Elm
umGrituHiider 4oOpuUbiirger 81 ieiu bsbaup.
tste, am %. Suli 3u 6ermOFllo Degen eiues
in 1885 on s. gB. &altius, eInem in yteD.
2)ort gebOreueH amerltaHri4eu Bitrger, Uer'
ubtsu 8aubmcrOes, blugerl4tet purOe. 81
Brien purbe i'm SUM- 1886 gum GoOe Uerur'
thctlt, nppenirte Ieood an Ote Ueri4ieOeuen
b0heren &ribunute, bis ieiH llrtbeiI iaIteBIt4
Ourd bas Gbergeridt in Der Staot gtsgtto
hift1fint mnrNR
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-08-20
saOafataitrOpOen aao ssta gnOe.
GpliiiOn OFster 9pfOmDttOea auf Ser Veuns
ibIOaHiet Bahia In philadelphia. - Swsi
9OfompttSiiihrer t6StiB DerleBt.

BbtIabeIp6ia, 19. 4uguft. - Durd
Die bereits fur3 gemelbete @0uifiou 3ueier
GROCER BerionenBug Yofomotiueu, melde Td
9efsru Absnb in Der bieiigsn garO Der Penus
iGlOunier Sabn" ereigHete, eTlitteu Die 2ofOs
noiipiiibrer Norris EbompiOu uub Soiep5
Reqtp tpabri6eiHli9 tOotlide SerIetuugeu,
unb beioe GofOmOtipeH DuroeH fan fetal be-
moIi1t. SbompiOn8 9OfOmotI0e, SIR. 393,
DelGe nit einem Berioueu5u9e nod parriSe
burg nbgsben IOIIte, fiaHo binter Der 8roass
ffrnBeu. Station auf osm @sleiIe uuo muroe
bura SOiepb Wurraes 8augir gofomottUe,
glr. l89, tpeIde Bufdlia auf Oas uuredte Ges
leie geratbeH mar, nit boiler 8ampftraft
geHonsn. 5bompion, pelher ourd ben StoB
lhhrere gsrleBuugen am 8opie oaOon trug,
nurbe herab ani bic Sabu oeidleuoert, NO
ibm Qleidb oarauf ein ooriiber fabreuoer 3u9
ben rsdlteu Qrm uabe Der Shulter nbi9uitt,
ais man ihn aufbob, quolsH Tim ote @tn9"
meibe aus oem 2eibe bsrOor. 6st3er 8late.
more purbe ebenfaus beraus gei4Ieuoert,
ie6O@ nit Giniecn Sdrammeu. Bel bem
3uiammsufoBe fog 6as 9ampiueHtiI auf
yir. 39S 3Hfallig auf uuO, Die uHbeieBte Dds
iGine iaufe nit iHr9tbarer @eidmiHbigteit
IN er ls Zig bon spep BbiaSssPsta buoou,
bic re bic 6reu5ung Der uYbIlaSelpbIa'8ll'
mtn9tOn Saltimorer SabH," nabe Der so.
StraBe, cine 0ieile BON Der SroaOfraBeus
station, erreidbte uuo bort nit Der mad
Wef6efter fabreu6en 9oiomotiUe gfr. 100
coIibirte. Sbr 6itbrer, Solepb Seup, mar
aueln uno martete auf Sefebl gum Sinabfab=
rem nud Der SroabfraBe, NO ietu 3ug 5ur
abfabrt bereit faH6, Der 2uiammsnhO6 mari
8sup Sur @roe, Dffuete ieOod] 3uglei9 oas
GntnPt. &entil, uHo yir. HOO ieBte iid iofort
IN Bepe9uug, tpabrenO g2r. 393 Oi4t buter
tbr folgte. @Iitdltdsr Beiie liefeu Deioe 0Os
fOmoti1sH balo oarauf burd cine ofieH=
ftebsHbe gSeid5e aIf elm nur 100 6uB langes
ytebsngeleiie, on 6eFen gn6e fI3 cine 30
6uB bcbe @romnn6 befan6. gir. 100 laufte
in 6ieie @rbbnnt binein un6 beorub fid tiaf
IN biesIbe; SIR. 393 Iaugse glei5 barauf an
nnO Pra!te 10 tefttg 8egen ytr. 100, bag tte
ltber oieielbe meg1itr3te. Betoe Gst0moti5eH
ftnh in eineu Griimmerbauieu be maH0elt.
gGdren ite nid]t nuf oQs gtebengeleiIe geratbeu,
10 bGtten iie ibre tutlbe 6abrt mad Beffhefier
III uuf bem SGuptgeIeiie fOrtgeiegt, uuo OhHe
!3tpeifeI mare cine idredli4e RatafrOp9e bic
6Olge qemsien. GOiomotiufbrer Seleg, Der
sbsniuIs gefdbrIifle 8erItsuuseu bu0OH gas
trageH bat, iOmie 2OfOmOtiotiibrer EbompiOH
nnr6eH i'm ,Bresbbterianers9Oipital" UHter'
gebradt, mo- Der 2setere beute Itarb.
giabe gSpnmpoos Station rauute btute frib
Elm SradJug Der uBenHipIpuHier 8abu" ge'
gen oas bintere @n6e zines auf Oem 8eleiia
fiebsnOen auOereu 6radJuges, uuo cine So
fomotiue, iOpie - s8aggoHS muroeu oem0'
lirt. QOfOmotiuihbrer uno 6eiyer 6eS biute'
rem 3uges erlitteu l6mere SerlsbuuaeH, uu0
ber gerfebr mar in SoIss beS llufales bier
Stunoen lang unterorOben. Der IuiaQ
muTbe Ourd Elm faIideS Signal UerauIaBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-08-20
Auf 6OGet See per6rannf.
ltnter9am0 SeS y:itstats SanpFers
,,GttU Of @sp1treaE,"

Srefsebn DGrIouca OGsn.tBt. - S1r SdtGIaI
np6 umsswiB. - Sss uebrjasa ourdl etRe
Seutfbe Barrie serettet nuo bonn @aItts
Hurer Sampfes .9prFzStta" Ha6 GueeWS;
tplpn gebradlt.
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sED6 eIns Gtmraoans.

Sberf gB. .. @biplep aus Beuiacola,
Sla., beIuhte beute ben Brdiioeuten uuO luo
OenieIbeu i'm Ramen Der Burger BON Beuia
cola eiu, aud iene Staet gelegsnai9 itiHer
beuorhebenoen Reiie 3u beIu9en, uuO ybas
Quuo Der Slumen 81 lebeu, no Die 9endTier
ees @olIs bas auBerf iii6lide 8sfaoe Der
6epublf beipIleu." Der Brdiioent oaufte
fir bic freunoidaftIite giulabuus unb Der.
ipru6, fe in @rpdgung 3u 3iebsn, ertIdrte
beidrdntte 3eit geftatteH perOe, ieiue Rerie
10 psit aus3uoebHeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-08-20

SiHe RrteaSErIIaruua Der brttfIhea Geats'
Fung segeu DE iriiae gattpHauiaa.-S
9chrtge SoHncaiinf fttrHiB. gatfoN'S .
Siati ilbet Die ElnfdItsn ieinsB 6eFF0Fbe'
nfh Sbeis. - Staule1's S@tdiaI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-08-20
1T oaS RtrFfamFe bsFaaate RttttI
gegett ale 9antfrantbeitea.
s efrf- g d .

ttHD Deri6afft, auf Oicie Beiic augeuauOt,
in alien Saucu, in OeueH Sdm3Clbdor
angCiclst iiHo, ME beI RbeumatlSmus,
@ht, 9iitueb, 9enreuaidlt, Ga,fuB,
6lcdtr, SrGbe, uHb bel allen 6ratdbcite1,
gegcH melte 4erSte Sd1tDefet IN irgeIO
cucr 6Orm OeyOrOHeH, balOige GIHocruHg
uHO SciIung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-08-20

SerItu, 10 Guguf. - RaiI,r Bilbelm
III 10 franf, ouB Der SBuis pon 5IdIeu ibu
nuf Oem DtanOUer bel 90Higsberg UertreteH
iOu. gBie Elm amtli6e8 8iQetin angiebt,
erialtete th Der Sailer gelegeutli9 eiueS
pl0tIidsn gGittsrunsspedisls. Die bauptz
lodlGeu Symphonic ieiHer Sranfbeit fao
rbPuuntifrhp a IN 71prapu
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1887-12-10
PERSONAL NOTES.
Movements of Hen and Women
Here and Elsewhere.

Surveyor Thomas J. Reed has been in
town during the week.
Hon. Geo. w. Cassidy arrived here from
California last Tuesday.
Bishop Kip, of California, is MT ex.
peetsd to live, his illness having taken an
unfavorable turn.
Col. w. o. Mills left for Palisads
yesterday with Supt. Gilman. They will
return home to-day.
John Day, ex-Surveyor General Of
Nevada, died at Santa Monica on Novem.
Der %, aged so years.
Doc Holmes, we learn. was confined
to his bed at Srligman a few days ago.
threatened with pneumonia.
Rev. Father Callan, at one time pastor
OF st. Mary's Church. Virginia, died at
Marysville, Cal, aged 81 years.
Mrs. Senator Foley is visiting at the Bav,
and will probably remain there until the
Senator's return from Washington.
VIM, Henry Mitchell, the well known
proprietor of the Wisconsin Hotel,i i'll Grass
Valley, Cal, is reported dangerously ill.
Gen. r. NJ. Clarke arrived from Carson
last Tuesday, to make an argument in the
case of the State of Nevada VS.. J. +.
Wilmington.
Henry Morrison, for many years fore
man of the Sierra Nevada mine, in Vir.
ginia, died in a congestive chill while
working in the mine.
NORTH Scheeline, of San Francisco, ar.
rived here last Thursday and has taken
temporarily the place of II. T. Hoadley
st the Eureka County Bank.
Senator Jones is detained at San Fran.
cisco by the serious illness of his mother,
whose death is expected any time. The
old lady is s. years of age.
L. W. Davis, Superintendent of the
Eureka Con. reduction works left with w.
D. Dimick for Tybo last Thursday, and
will return home next Monday.
Fred Miller, who has been in the employ
Of the Richmond Company for several
years, left last Wednesday with his wife,
who is in poor health, for San Francisc'.
NJ. Allison Wheeler. a San Francisco
mining expert. returned here from Is pro-
f%essional visit to Tybo and other points
south, and leftyesterday for San Francisco.
County Treasurer Hoadley, who has
been quite i'll for the past two weeks, we
are pleased to state is convalescing, and
probably will be out and able to attend to
business the first of the coming week.
Senator Foley has gone to Washington
to attend the National Republican Com.
mittee. lie will favor New York as the
place for holding the convention, and
about the 9Th of June as the time.
The widow of the late Vice President
Thomas A. Hendricks arrived in Sacra-
mento several day. ago and is the guest of
Hon. w. C. Hendricks, Secretary of State.
She will spend the Winter in California.
Judge Fitzgerald still continues i'll. He
was in court last Wednesday, but was
too sick to attend to business, and adj
journed court to Monday next. If his
health does not improve in a few days he
will probably go to California, to see if a
chang of climate will do him good.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1887-12-10
The sohoolboy's Social.

We call attention to the advertise
ment under the head OF "New To-
day" OF a grand social to be given by
the young gentlemen OF the Eureka
High School, at the Opera House on
Friday evening, the sd inst, for the
benefit of a school library. This is an
object so very worthy OF assistance
that we heartily endorse it, and ask
our citizens, wether they care for the
pleasure OF dancing or MOTT give it the
aid it deserves. Nothing can be more
beneficial to our boys than to give
them a place where their evenings can
be spent in intellectual enjoyment,
as a good library would afford them.
No n who has the least interest In
tie welfare OF the youths of our town
will refuse to purchase one or more
tickets, and we have not the least
doubt that the boys will have a
crowded house.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1887-12-10
xEsTERDAY,s STOCK SALES.

INN 1OARD.
1-o orl;, ~ ia
500 49,.
Is0 els g.
IS0 a.. 49, o.
ion CO. c.I;to-a:-
ri50 5000 eH
1-s6 ChoIIsr ~ -
Az 80; So -
630 H.is Z S ot "a,
70 C,own p,;n. o. Is ''s
Ioo ysl,ou Io.ls, So
so $780,
OK .i,bs .
an pa5aIa, mt
OK . N...a
an T,sb"9rs,
230 prIi;,, oos, nm.
e5S Eraho...-
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1887-12-10
Orc Shtp,nen T..

During the past week ore shipments
were made from the mines OF the dis
trict as follows: To the Richmond
works-Geddes and Bertrand mine, Is
tons; Dunderberg, 60 tons; Seventy
six, / ton; Hillside, l ton; Mt. Hope,
10 tons. Eureka Con.-W. d. Dim
mick, 10 tons; Marguretta, "a tons;
Stranberg, 6 tons; Oriental and Bel
mont, AZ tons; Dunderberg, II tons;
Eugene N. Robinson, s tons; General
Lee, 7 tons; Avon, 10 tons; Seventy
six, S tons Republic, A tons, and De-
witt, 4 tons.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1887-12-10
Ilcctiou of Officers.

At a regular meeting of Beatitic
Lodge No. 7, X. OF P, held at their
Castle Hall on Friday evening, De-
cember 2, 1887, the following officers
we're elected for the ensuing term /:
P. c., Thos. Dale G. c., VS.. Beard;
v. c., A. p. Gallwey; F., James
Wilson; M. OF F., G. Barbearie M. OF
r., r. Sadler; X. of r. s., M: q.
Cavanaugh; M. at A., Peter Lob;
Long Term Trustee, Sam Longley.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1887-12-10

We are under obligations to Dennis
O'Leary, one Of the future bonanza
kings of Prospect Mountain, for some
handsome specimens from the Dia-
mond mine. One OF them is a stalac-
tite, similar to the handsome specl-
mems that we're formerly found in the
big ore caves OF the Ruby Hill mines;
another of protoxide OF iron formed IN a
stalagmite, and the third Il handsome
piece OF heavy lead ore assaying about
tEll
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1887-12-10
BORN.

In Tsylor, White Pine county, Dec. 6, 1887,
to thu wife of Sol Hip, q daughter.
In Eureka, New. Dea. 8, 1&7, to the wife Of
R. Ssdler, sou.
Ruby Hill, Eureks county, Dec. s. 1857, to
the wife OF James Hsmbiey, S daughter.
In Cars n, Dec. l, 1887, to the wife Of ". E.
Harden, & son.
In Virginia City. Dec. 2, 1887. to the wife Of
NJ. @. Osborn, 5 daughter.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1887-12-10

AT a regular meeting of st. Johns
Chapter No. 5, R. A. M, the follow
ing officers were elected for the en-
suing term: j. S. Burlingame, IL. r.;
John Hancock, K; John Macauly,
Scribe John Tore, Treasurer; A. ID.
Rock, Secretary. @tN'-
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1887-12-10
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Bureau Hotel-Wm. Fox, Ford's
Ranch; VIM. Langride, John Samp-
son, Ely; John Moorhead, Salt Lake;
VIM. Laird, Adams Hill; p. Spald-
ing and vile, George Paul, Mrs. G.
Bischoff, Hamilton; I. D. Page, Jas.
G. Shaw, Fish Creek; John Melon.
aid, Robinson; Jake Bremen, Salt
Lake City M. Dougherty, Miss Mary
Darrah, James Murray, Secret Can
yon.
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The venire for trial jurors to appear
in the District Court next Monday has
been drawn, and the following are the
names OF the gentlemen who are to
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Holiday Gifts.

Ladies superb dressing cases, gents
elegant smoking sets, autograph
albums and a host of handsome pes
ents for the holidays, cheap at Cap
ron's drug store.
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Our Dress Goods Department
PRESENTS FOR GENTLEMEN.

The finest assortment of Handkerchiefs, in Linen or Silk,
plain, hemstitched and embroidered.
A magnificent line of Neckties, which must be seen to be
appreciated.
S~USPENDERS in great variety-fancy silk embroidered
and many other styles
The best selected stock of the finest Underwear can be seen at
our establishment
CARPETS! CARPETS I! Come and price them before go
ing elsewhere.
WALL PAPER Best Gilt Paper sold at our store for so
cents a double roll. Other Paper reduced in proportion.
You will have to pay NO FANCY PRICES by calling at
OUR STORE, as all Goods will be sold at the lowest possible
figures.
sgMso, Sole Agents. for the London sds ST. Peterbmgs Seal md FUR COMPANY
Sole Aent 10 M DomcsaeP Patterns
Very Respectfully,
MS NORRIS s. LEVY.
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In Eureks, Dec. I, 1857. by Rev. II. d. Buck,
Phillip E. Spslding TO Miss Mary @. BiSehoh.
In Virgins City, Dec. 3, 1857, Lawrence
Malacarne to Miss Maggie Rourke.
In C-rson, Dec. l, 1851, Charles A. Lukeps to
Dell Small.
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Dissolution Of Copartle1sllp.

u,uE ooPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
existing under TIE firm name OF Mag
gini brothers, in the saloon, bo ard ard lodging
aud sundry other business in Eureka,, Eureka
county, is this day (Noyember D, 1851 diss9,yea
sini. Peter Maggini.. and Alexander Maggini
retirins from the business. Hereafter the bust,
ness viii be conducted by Felix Msgeini and
Sicismondo Maggini, under the firm and style o.
Eoiix Maopint 4 Bro. All moneys due the old
avn shoIld be maid to the rev firm, and all
dahts due nv the old firm will he paid by the
now Arm. JOSEPH MAG61NI,
Nv" PETER MAGalNI,
ALEXANDER MAdGINl,
FELIX MAGGINl,
STGISMONDO MAGGlNI.
Eureka, Eureka county, Nov. 3, 1887. nl2-Im
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Notice to Delinquent
Taxpayers.

COUNTY AUDITORS OFFICE,
EUREKA CouNry. New
~ Office is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN DELINQUENT Tax List for the year 1887.
containing sill delinquencies where the amount
of the Delinquent Tax, exclusive OF Poll Taxes,
and penalties exceeds the sun Of Three Hun
dred Dollars, has been deposited with The Dis
trict or Prosecuting Attorney, and that unless
the DELINQUENT Taxes therein specified are paid
to the Treasurer, as ex otficio Tax Receiver:
within twenty COY days from the publication OF
this notice, action will be commenced BY the
District or Prosecuting Attorney for the eoIlec-
ton of said taxes and costs.
W. s. BEARD, County Auditor.
Eureka, New Dec. 8. 1887. aio''o
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BED.

In Eureka, Ney., pee, 5, 1SS7, Mrs. Minnie
Sheridan.
Al Clear Greek, Nev., Dec. 5, 1SS7, John
Gardiner. sged 10 years.
10 Virginia City, Dec. ., 1887, George Friek,
aged 9 years and 9 months.
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Prices to suit the times, the battle cry Of
Berg. T
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Encourage home industry and buy you
goods of Berg. Y
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NEW TO-DAY.

LIST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS
ID EMAINING IN THE posToFFICE AT
II Eureka. New, on the 9th day of Deem
Der, 1887. Persons calling for any OF these
letters will please say Advertised Dec, 10,
1887"
Ladies' List:
Stewart Mrs J c 81.
Gentlemeu's List:
Adams W J P0sey Bill
Ainsworth AG Parly Grant
Brown J d Scheneh VIM
Csssi Gomsr sestanovich 4
Cohn Louis L Siri Gisnni
CsrAhill VIM Strong ] W
jIhnson Andrew Weaver VIA
Prison Antonio
Foreign List:
Persons calling for any Of these letters will
please ssy, "ForeigntAdvertised:"
c aiseA Lepuie Francois
Beers .nte Alessandro Tognoni Giuseppe
Larson PA Torehue VIM
NJ. B. BARTLETT, P. NJ.
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Tho above is = copy Of the record as it now
IA MY otice.
Attest: T. II. HARMON, County CLERK.
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